The karaoke system is bad…read more Those who provide karaoke services only have a simple, basic (and frankly, inexpensive) requirement to meet. They should provide a sound track that sounds basically like the original song, other than the vocals which have been removed. Crazy Country Club fails this extremely simple test. There's absolutely no excuse for this when high-quality karaoke tracks for almost any song you can name are free, plentiful and easy to find on websites such as YouTube. When you put on a low-quality imitation in place of the actual song, you're disrespecting singers, all of whom put in a lot of effort regardless of their skill level. Other than that, Crazy Country Club is ok. The beer is expensive for the area, but it is cold.

A fun place to be ! Owners are cool guys . They come out and are part of the crowd . Good drinks…read moreand great bar munchies ! Karaoke night is great !

Fun place to spend a couples hours. Not expensive and a lot to do after the show in the casino…read morecomplex.

We went to the club on a Sunday evening to see a show and were VERY happy with the food, service,…read moreand comedians! The headliner said he always uses local comedians as the lead-in shows, and they were great, too!

Excellent comedy club! Went to see Chris Rock and he blew us out the water! The restaurant also had…read moregreat food and it's located in such a prime locatio. Can see myself taking the Metro-North back and forth just to visit the club from NYC.

I only get out to the Pocono Community Theater every ten or twelve years. I'm not in the area, but…read morewhen I am, it's a must-visit. An old-style independent movie theater with a great selection films, friendly staff, and modern picture and sound. Was here this past Saturday for Guillermo del Toro's "Frankenstein" and got a matinee ticket, soda, and popcorn, for twenty-one bucks. Can't beat that kind of a deal these days. Hopefully my next visit here will be in the near and not distant future. I love this theater!

Great price for good performances . Easy to get to and good parking. It's a great place fur family…read morefun.

I came here last Friday night and enjoyed coming here. Pro is that it's spacious, but also an…read moreintimate and cozy venue. The make you put your group's cell phones in a bubble poly-mailer bag that they seal up before you go inside. They had a terrific lineup of 8 comedians that made me laugh so hard. For drinks I had two Berry Martinis, yum. They have fantastic staff and our server was friendly. Great mc and crowd. Highly recommend for a comedy show option in NYC!

Listen, I don't have to say much about this place. It's a staple. It's legendary. It's iconic. Been…read morecoming here for years, and it's never once been a bad time. Founded back in 1982 in a basement on MacDougal Street, and it's stayed almost exactly what it's always been: low ceilings, brick walls, candlelit tables packed close enough together that you're basically eavesdropping on the next table over whether you want to or not. Godfrey is a regular here, and he never fails to make me split my sides. He's been holding down rooms at this club for the better part of three decades at this point, and it shows every single time. Then there's the actual reason people fly in from out of town for this place: the surprise drop-ins. I got lucky and caught Kevin Hart doing a full 45-minute set for my friends visiting from out of town, completely unannounced. That's the magic of this room. Chappelle, Chris Rock, Seinfeld, half the biggest names in comedy have all quietly walked through that door to work out new material in front of a crowd that has no idea who's about to walk on stage next. Food and drinks are great, though pricey. Doesn't matter. You're paying for the room and the possibility of a night like that, and I'd happily pay triple just for the ticket alone with no food or drink involved. Only real knock: the door guys aren't especially friendly, and if you land on their bad side, they will kick you out, so tread carefully there. You also lock your phone away in a pouch the second you walk in, which sounds annoying and is actually the best part of the whole system, since it means the room is actually watching the show instead of filming it. Service moves fast and you barely notice them working around you. Just make sure you order everything you'll need up front, once the room gets going, they don't want anyone breaking the flow to flag down a waiter. A true New York institution, and worth every dollar.

I used to live in Northeast PA and remember when Mohegan PA first opened. Back then, it was the…read morebiggest thing to hit Wilkes-Barre/Scranton since the invention of HBO. Seriously, it was a big deal. The casino launched without a hotel, but over the years, it expanded, adding a hotel, more restaurants, and other amenities. For those first few years, this place was hopping--run like a well-oiled machine thanks to Bobby Soper, always clean, always busy, and a solid selection of restaurants and bars to enjoy between donating to the Mohegan tribe. Fast forward to now, and wow... what a fall from grace. I stopped by a few times on a recent trip, and Mohegan PA is barely a shell of what it used to be. First glaring issue? No valet parking. Why? I'm sure they'll blame COVID, but come on--at least bring it back on weekends when the place is actually busy. Speaking of busy, unless you're here on a Friday or Saturday night, the casino is a ghost town. During the week, I could have done cartwheels through the aisles without disturbing a soul. But come Saturday? It's so packed you can't even find an open machine to play. The extremes are wild. And those slot machines... yikes. I swear this must be where all the old, retired machines from their other casinos come to spend their final days. The games are outdated, some displays have screen burn-in, and several machines have broken buttons. There are even sections where machines have just been removed, leaving empty spaces with stanchions. It looks neglected. Food & Drink? Hit or miss. The buffet? Gone--another casualty of COVID, I assume. The Irish bar? Dead every time I walked by. The food court? It felt like stepping into a deserted 90s mall--bleak and lifeless. Unless you're planning to splurge at Ruth's Chris or Rustic Kitchen, your dining options are... well, depressing. Oh, and speaking of depressing - the plants in the planters outside Ruth's Chris... they're dead. Literally. And let's talk about the center bar experience. One evening, I stopped for a quick drink before a dinner reservation, and the bar was a cluttered mess. When the bartender finally emerged, I was greeted with an uninspired "What do you need?" Clearly, she wasn't thrilled to be working, and honestly, I can't blame her given the tumbleweed-level traffic in there. After visiting, I now understand why this place is dead mid-week. Mohegan PA is nothing like its former self. Living in South Florida, I frequent the Hard Rock casinos, and let me tell you, those absolutely blow this place away--newer machines, better game variety, cleaner spaces, solid food and drink options. If Bobby Soper walked in today, he'd cry.

We were there for an awards presentation, first thing was the stench of cigarette smoke…read more The crudités , cheese and charcuterie were ok but the dipping oil was cheap. The main dish was supposed to be chicken franchise but so how had a cheese sauce. The desert was cheese cake and was good. Service was acceptable for such a large event.

The food is delicious, the service is swift and the ambiance is fabulous and above all the show is…read morefatalistic to see every single time...!

It's become a tradition for my family & I to see the Christmas show…read more We the food, deserts & the show.

Saw Kip Moore here last night and had a great experience! Security and checking was very fast. Had…read morea good selection of drinks and snacks. We had seats near the front which were comfortable (even tho we stood the whole time haha). Security did a great job keeping everyone safe. Sound and lighting in the venue were great.

Was fortunate to see a few different shows here, including Apocalyptica, the Rock Orchestra.. Who's…read moreLive Anyway. The atmosphere has always been vibrant, safe and humble. The venue is on the smaller scale in comparison but its still a nice place and appreciate how they give back to the Arts.

One of the best kept secrets as far as Jersey Comedy goes. The comedians were hysterical. I could…read morenot stop laughing, it was starting to hurt, Lol. It was such an awesome time that I plan to go again! Well done!!

From the owner: Jersey based entertainment company. A full service company that provides fundraisers, corporate,…read morepublic, private, and more!

It's a historical theater in Hawley that brings you back in time, a must visit, look online for…read moreshows that will be there

Obviously the person who wrote the previous review does no appreciate community theater. The…read moretheater is old, but the Ritz Players Theater group is one of the best I have seen in community theater, and in today's economy you cannot beat the price for wonderful entertainment.. I guess the person who wrote the last review is used to broadway and fancy theaters, rather than good talent and entertainment. Instead of complaining about the theater maybe a substantial donation to help this wonderful group of people should be made.